Sentence examples for might inflict from inspiring English sources
Dominicans worry about how much more damage he might inflict.
Consider the damage you might inflict with one note.
The two friends were on the verge of an argument that might inflict lasting hurts.
Any haste might inflict "appalling consequences" on the quality of British justice, he added.
That might inflict damage on News Corporation's reputation that shows up as big dollars as well as red faces.
Dorsey's imprimatur shields Square from much of the reputational damage a similar move might inflict upon a less-seasoned entrepreneur.
The logic might have been flawed; it might have stopped working long ago; it might inflict suffering on others.
Dr. Johnson was eager to understand the damage that Soviet miniature bombs -- bomblets, in military parlance -- might inflict.
Boris Johnson last night risked outraging Ukip supporters by describing would-be defectors as people who might inflict "barely credible" injuries on themselves by "vacuum cleaner abuse".
Over the past 23 years, you have employed everything and all your might to inflict blows on this nation and this country.
It is unjust to penalise this large group of people so that a much smaller group might not inflict self-harm.
